Diversity Page

On the page of your wiki titled Diversity, identify the diversities you have in your classroom, with a brief explanation of how you have adapted your PBL instructional unit to accommodate these learners.
  • Students with disabilities? At this time, I currently do not serve students with disabilities.
  • Second-language learners? At this time, I currently do not serve students with disabilities.
  • Different learning styles (visual, auditory, kinesthetic)? I think that all learning styles will be addressed rather easily through the implementation of the products of creating the ceiling tile and video.
  • Different intelligences (Gardner’s multiple intelligences)?
    • Visual-Spatial will be address through the use of scale factor. Students will have to take their maps and create the devastation 4 times larger on a ceiling tile.
    • Bodily-kinesthetic will be addressed through both the creation of working on the ceiling tiles and videos. While working on projects, students are able to roam freely as needed for materials, resources, and supplies.
    • Musical will be addressed through music being played in the background of each of our classrooms and in the team areas. This is something that we find calms students and helps them to focus at the task at hand.
    • Interpersonal will be addressed through critique circles, working in groups, and sharing with others in the presentation of learners.
    • Intrapersonal will be addressed through deciding which devastation the student wants to focus on and the creation of the ceiling tile.
    • Linguistic will be addressed through the presentation of learning and critique circles.
    • Logical-Mathmatical is addressed through the ceiling tiles and newscast.
  • Students without access to technology in the home? Students without access to technology at home will be provided time to work at school. Students can work before, during, or after school.
  • Gifted students? My team is a gifted team so the expectations for quality work is very high. Students have a lot of choice in what they do and how they do it. I am open to almost any idea if they can write a proposal justifying why they want to do something a different way than we have suggested.
  • Cultural differences? As I have said before, my students have a lot of choice in what they do and how they do it in my classroom. As far as deciding cultural differences, I am not sure that this area is addressed. I am mindful of cultural differences when teaching certain subjects, but this does not happen to be a unit that concerns me,